Spain and its generation of young talents crushed Costa Rica when they entered the fray (7-0).
Germany was surprised by Japan and no longer has room for error.
The match will be played on the lawn of the Al-Bayt stadium, which can accommodate 68,895 spectators, in Al-Khor.
Spain, world champion 2014, challenges Germany, crowned in 2010, on Sunday on the occasion of the 2nd day of group E of the 2022 World Cup. For this duel between two leaders of the competition at the diametrically opposite course until then, anything is possible.
On which channel to watch the match Spain - Germany?
The meeting will be broadcast on Sunday November 27 at 8 p.m., live and unencrypted on TF1, but also on BeIN Sports 1 and BeIN Sports 2, only for subscribers to the channel.
You can also follow the Spain - Germany match live on 20 Minutes via our live commentary.
La
Roja
in full confidence
What could be better than launching your World Cup with a big victory, with an offensive festival and a clean sheet at stake?
This is what Luis Enrique's men were able to achieve, with style.
Driven by its "baby boom", with Gavi, Pedri, Ferran Torres, Ansu Fati, among others, Spain made short work of Costa Rica on the first day (7-0).
It therefore finds itself logically in first place in its group, tied on points with Japan.
Youngest scorer in World Cup history since Pelé, Gavi must confirm against an injured beast who remains one of the favorites of the competition.
The
Nationalmannschaft
must pull itself together
No team would like to find themselves in the situation of Hans-Dieter Flick.
The German selection knows that it would find itself in a very bad position if it bowed during this duel against Spain.
After falling to everyone's surprise against Japan (1-2), the
Nationalmannschaft
has its head in the handlebars.
And for good reason, in lack of confidence, she faces a
Roja
who is running at full speed and who only dreams of beating her to qualify for the round of 16 of the World Cup in Qatar.
In the first match, Germany rested on their laurels after opening the scoring against the Japanese selection and they paid a high price.
With a defense that died out at the end of the game, the Germans are up against the wall, which very rarely happens to them in this kind of competition.
With a generation of sensational players, like Joshua Kimmich, Leon Goretzka, Serge Gnabry, Kai Havertz, Thomas Müller and Leroy Sané, it's hard to see this team, 11th in the FIFA rankings, packing their bags so early.
But given the various surprises offered by this World Cup, nothing surprises us now...
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